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Wizard Works Duke it out in D.C. Action Review

Wizard Works Duke it out in D.C.





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Reviewed by: barney_killer


Review Date
April 1, 2003

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

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Review NaN of 11
, from San Jose, CA

Summary:
I have to first admit that Duke Nukem was one of my favorite games ever. It is one of the few FPS games I have liked. I didn't like another one nearly as much until No One Lives Forever.

True by today's standards the graphics are not that good , and the sound is subpar, but I'd still be playing it over almost any FPS out there if I could get it to run on my computer. I can get it to run without sound, but for me it loses too much without sound. A silent guy blasting people with silent weapons, I just can't play it. :( The game is just plain fun and very enjoyable.

I got a package of Duke Nukem 3D, 1500 User Created Levels, and another Duke Expansion in a sigle pack for about $20. Wizard Works is not the best programming company in the world, the expansion didn't work. I called them and was lied to that a patch was in the works, but the second time I called they agreed to exchange games. That's how I got Duke in D.C.

I think the installer for this program was written by a drugged up monkey or something and they were to cheap to patch it (the Plutonium Pack from 3D Realms has a glitch in the installer too, but they have a fix for it). Basically it was hit or miss if I could install the DC level or not. When it did work, I just created a whole seperate installation of the game for when I didn't want to play the DC levels.

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Reviewed by: Mr. Review Man


Review Date
June 26, 2001

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

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Summary:
I played this game at a friends house a while back. After playing the game for a few hours, i can still not understand why Duke Nukem games are so popular. Its basicly the same stuff i've seen in all older games (like doom or wolfenstein..) Its an average game for the time it was made.

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Reviewed by: Mr. Reiewer


Review Date
March 24, 2001

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

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Review NaN of 11
, from CANADA (and proud of it)

Summary:
ok, well I didn't realy enjoy this game, it was made a while ago but even back then i hated it!
If you liked all the other duke games You might actually like it, but I ain't a big fan of Duke Nukem games.

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Reviewed by: Andrew Hulett


Review Date
August 12, 2000

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

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Review NaN of 11
, from Washington D.C . Area

Summary:
Duke it Out in D.C. is an excellent add-on for Duke Nukem 3D. It is well done and is worth buying. It has new art, some new sound, an 10 action packed levels. If you like this add-on then you'll probably like Duke Caribbean Life's a Beach.

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Reviewed by: DESERT EAGLE


Review Date
July 10, 2000

Overall Rating
 1 of 5

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Review NaN of 11

Summary:
WHATS WRONG HERE!!!!!! OH YA! This game is like five years old why is everybody sooooo happy about this crap fest! I tried it at a friends house and even he hates it more than limebeans! THATS ALOT!!!

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